Eisenhower Says Soviets Aim to Control Syria
President Eisenhower said the pro-Communist push in Syria is aimed at Soviet control, though he acknowledged uncertainty about how far it has progressed. He tied the crisis to the broader Middle East program of economic aid and potential force, and blamed the Soviet government for the pattern of Soviet influence through aid, agents, and puppets. He also commented on civil rights, foreign aid, and other policy matters, noting reluctance to call a special session and referring a Reuther proposal for car price cuts to advisers.
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Syria
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Middle East
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Senate
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Walter Reuther
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Labor Department
Mexico
Peru
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Tariff Commission
Newport
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Eisen
Eisenhower Seeks Two Year Nuclear Test Halt
President Dwight D. Eisenhower proposed a two year suspension of nuclear tests if Russia agrees to a permanent halt in production of atomic materials. Canada France and Britain join the U S in urging this plan in the London disarmament subcommittee. Russia rejects the provisos, Moscow delegate Valerian Zorin denounces Western preconditions.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Canada
France
Great Britain
United States
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
London
Valerian Zorin
Moscow
Some Arrests In Syria Reported In Alleged Plot
Damascus reports some army officers arrested over an alleged American plot to overthrow the Syrian regime. Maj. Gen. Asif Bizry claimed gangsters made in America planned to kill him and other leaders. The U S State Department dismissed the charge as fabrication.
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Syria
America
Asif Bizry
United States
Bizry
U.N
Security Council
Shukri Kuwaily
U. S. State Department
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Egypt
Alexandria
Foreign Ministry
Blery
Howard E. Stone
U.S
Stone
Amin Nufoury
Col
Abdul Hamid Sarraj
Army
Giants Defeat Cardinals Amid Homer Rain Of Runs
New York Giants pound 13 hits including homers by Willie Mays and Hank Sauer to beat the St Louis Cardinals 13 to 6, widening the gap to 61 ½ games behind Milwaukee. Brooklyn Dodgers win season finale over Cincinnati Redlegs 8 0 behind Don Newcombe three straight wins. Gino Cimali belts a three run shot aiding Hal Jeffcoat’s rough night as Cincinnati suffers its ninth straight defeat.
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Hank Sauer
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Redbirds
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Don Newcombe
Gino Cimali
Hal Jeffcoat
Cincinnati
House Republicans unveil civil rights compromise plan
The House Republicans proposed a civil rights compromise granting federal judges limited power to punish for criminal contempt in voting cases without jury trials. In a separate pledge James R. Hoffa testified that he intervened in 1955 or 1956 to help obtain a Philadelphia union charter for Samuel Feldman, then a Philadelphia Teamsters official, while not recalling the man’s full record.
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House
James R. Hoffa
Philadelphia
Hoffa
Ed Miller
Afl-Cio Hotel & Restaurant Workers Union
Samuel
Shorty) Feldman
Hoffa Denies Knowledge of Ricca Link to Mansion Sale
Senate Rackets panel questions Hoffa about a Chicago mansion the Teamsters bought for 150000 with Local 299 and Local 337 funds. Hoffa says he did not know Paul Ricca owned the property or that DeLucia held the checks, and notes the plan to use the building as a training school for pension and welfare fund officials. He also cites a 75000 loan to Abstract and Title Guarantee Co. for construction projects, with his lawyer George Fitzgerald as an owner.
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Paul
Ricca
Chicago
Teamsters Union
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Pipes
Rhca
Capone
Senate Rackets
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D-Ark
New York
Johnny Dio
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamster
Detroit
DeLucia
Paul DeLucia
Kennedy
Oread Frat Project Clears New Hurdle At Planning Parley
The KU fraternity site southeast of 19th and Iowa cleared another hurdle as the City Planning Commission approved it for City Commission review. About 20 acres set aside by the K U Endowment Association will become eight two acre lots with space for 75 cars per tract and access via Stouffer Terrace. Plans by Tanner and Mitchell call for landscaping and exclusive fraternity and sorority development with University approval of architecture and layout.
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Iowa Sts
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City Commission
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K. U. Endowment Association
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Endowment Association
Stouffer Terrace
Tanner and Mitchell
Kansas City
Youngberg
Kansas University prepares Stouffer Apartments housing complex
KU near opens a $1 million married student housing project totaling 120 apartments in Stouffer Place at 19th and Iowa Streets. The 10 buildings offer 80 one bedroom and 40 two bedroom units with built in furniture and varied color schemes, rent $60 to $70 monthly plus utilities, and include laundry facilities.
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19Th
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Stouffer Place
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Joseph Wilson
R.A
Stouffer
Wilson
University
Everything Bustling As 4-H Fair Begins
The Douglas County fair opens with lively scenes as 4-H youth in hats and dresses display entries. Judging starts midday for foods and clothing, with crops, garden, and livestock contests slated for afternoon, while demonstrations and booths fill the buildings. Judges include James Hundley and Bill Borst. 4-H leaders and club members assist in registration and display setup.
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Meriden
Bill Borst
Kansas City
Kas
W. W. Stagsdale
Topeka
Paula Dill
Bill Hundley
Donald Palmateer
Extension Council
Felicia Olifather
Four-Leaf Clover
Judy Hemphill
Jayhawk
Linda Hemphill
Eloise Bartley
Charlotte Hoffman
Felicia Oldfather
Wal
Local merchants host back-to-school sale week
Larry Lawrence notes today's Journal-World features special advertisements by local merchants tied to a back-to-school promotion running Thursday through Saturday. Readers are urged to review the bargains and take advantage of the offers during the event.
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Be Fairlands
Stan Hubbard
David Brune
Jayhawk
Journal-World
Fine Weather Reigns as Kansas Hits 101 in August Heat
Kansas posted the nation’s high temperature on Tuesday with Will City reaching 101. Lawrence and most of the state saw moderate readings for August. A forecast of rain failed to materialize, leaving the region with light sprinkles and continued mild conditions. Tonight’s lows mid 60s, Thursday highs around 90.
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Topeka Girl, 13, Sought in Disappearance Case
A 13 year old Topeka girl, Betty Barraclough, has vanished from home. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Topeka Police are leading the search. She was last seen July 13 living with her uncle Jesse Barraclough.
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Topeka
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Community facility loan plan for Kansas University
A local report notes a proposed loan to support a community facilities project associated with Kansas University. The outline mentions authorities in Washington and a approval process involving Frank Carlson and a Washington program. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate funding for construction and housing tardiness issues in the community.
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Frank Carlson
Washington, DC
Kansas University
Joho
Attempt to Proceed On Gas Rate Study Fails in Split Vote
City commissioners deadlock on a motion to proceed with a gas rate study. The discussion centers on rates charged by Gas Service Co under Kansas authority, the city franchise, and whether the study would yield a conclusive result. Officials note the commission has limited power over the local gas utility compared to state regulation.
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Mets
Aber
Corian
Fies
Frauen
Jack Harv
Johan Crowe
Crown
Russell Mosser
Harris
Ted Kennedy
John Weatherwaxy
Audi
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Kansas Corpor, Commission
Fim
Lawrence
Howe
Cim
KPS
Gas Comyah
Big Gas Service Co
Abaya Coos
He Bon
Navy Scales Down Plan For Warplane Strength
Washington reports a sealed warplane program will cut spending and reduce deliveries. The Navy plans fewer Crusader and Skyray fighters and other aircraft, adjusting orders for the current five year plan.
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Washington
Ori Nick
Law
Flower expert laments loss after winning at fair
Josephine Gfeller of 33 Perry enjoyed 11 firsts and six seconds from 19 entries at the Douglas County Fair, but eleven entries vanished including valuable vases worth over fifty dollars. She cried at the theft and vowed to rebalance by entering more vases and displays, while fair officials investigated the mystery.
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Josephine Gfeller
Perry
Gfetler
Eally
Douglas County Fair
Topeka
City Okays Water Cost Hike for Housing Projects
City approves higher water rates to fund dwelling developments and sewer projects. The measure aims to cover increased costs with a new assessment plan while considering alternate parking and traffic solutions on affected streets. Authorities expect the move to affect residents and developers through higher utility charges and revised financing.
Weather Outlook With Periodic Showers Through Thursday
A weather brief forecasts partly cloudy skies through Thursday with mild temperatures. Expect isolated showers across western areas and possible thunderstorms later in the period, with generally average to above average highs and a stable pattern overall.
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